102 Dalmatians-An Animated Version with Different Characters

The New, Yet Unwanted Volunteer

That same day at 'Give a Dog Another Chance at a Home' Dog Shelter, a standoff between the dogs and Mr. Derek Hansen, the landlord, got ready to happen. Everyone had no other choice than to have been on their best behavior because of Ray and Brad having previously called the press about their rescued dogs being evicted from their own adoption shelter. Even Spixington could no longer afford to misbehave like the dog he stubbornly thought he was. Mr. Hansen then stepped onto the grounds of the dog shelter in question, where Raymond tried once again to reason with him and talk him out of evicting them all. Mr. Hansen only held a sick smile on his face as he approached.

Raymond 'Ray' Millerson: This is your last chance, Mr. Hansen. When the press sees what you're doing to these poor dogs, you'll be the most hated man in London.

Of course, Derek Hansen only chuckled mockingly at his tenant's laughable threat to him.

Mr. Derek Hansen: I don't see any press, but I can guarantee the bailiff is on his way.

That was when Spixington once again foolishly resorted to violence when dealing with their shelter's landlord. The blue Spix macaw suddenly flew down to the ground against his own stubborn delusions and went for another attack on Mr. Hansen.

Spixington: Right! That's it, Mr. Hangman!

The stubbornly delusional blue Spix macaw suddenly disregarded having previously been told to have been on his best behavior and went for the direct route to get Raymond and Brad's unfair landlord off of the property. He even started barking like the dog he thought he was and went in for his attack on Mr. Hansen. It almost worked like a charm that second time, however, since Mr. Hansen started to back away from Spixington, clearly remembering the stubbornly self-delusional blue Spix macaw's last attack on him.

Mr. Derek Hansen: That one's vicious, he is!

Then, the press finally showed up as Brad voiced out their timely arrival at the adoption shelter.

Bradley 'Brad' Stevenson Cordileone: They're here!

Lo and behold from just behind Mr. Hansen, the press showed up right in time.

Raymond 'Ray' Millerson: Remember that everyone needs to be on your best behavior. Pick up your signs.

Of course, the dogs were only too happy to pick up the signs they all had present beside them as they readied themselves to face the press.

Slobberton, Bitsy, Diggit and all the dogs: Right away, bossman.

They all held up signs that said things such as 'give a dog a home', 'save our home' and 'no to eviction' and other things just like it regarding their imminent removal from their own dog shelter. The reporter rushed out of his news van and to the dog shelter in question. The reporter had even shoved Mr. Hansen out of his way so that he could properly run his news story.

Reporter: Come on.

The only true problem with the way the reporter that came suddenly acted upon their arrival to 'Give a Dog Another Chance at a Home' was that they seemed as though he and his cameraman had completely ignored the dogs in question.

Reporter (continued): Here! OK, here we are outside the dog shelter, 'Give a Dog Another Chance at a Home', and we_

He tried to report on his news story only for Raymond to interrupt him while he worked on his story which was shot at Ray's own dog shelter.

Raymond 'Ray' Millerson: You're just in time.

But the reporter just ignored Ray in addition to the dogs of the shelter, though not without trying to tell him politely to stay out of his report even though he was the owner of the place in which his news story was set at the time.